I wish a lawyer would write up some standard verbage the industry could all agree on for this common clause in contracts. Put it on a pretty webpage with an exp

I wish a lawyer would write up some standard verbage the industry could all agree on for this common clause in contracts. Put it on a pretty webpage with an explanation of how it's fair and protects both parties. Include some horror stories people can point to to disarm the "it doesn't matter" argument. I'd rather see the contract say that work delivered to the company belongs to the company, no exception. This protects the companies future interests, they clearly own everything their employees have delivered. A conflict-of-interest clause, a NDA, and a clause stating I can't take company data to use elsewhere can cover all other concerns without limiting my ability to be a free individual in my free time.